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December 2022

Metals And Engineering Industry Expects A Tough Year Ahead

21 December 2022 – Despite the global economic environment deteriorating considerably this year and a number of macroeconomic trends already pointing to the global economy being in technical recession, the metals and engineering sector continues to show remarkable resilience and tenacity, according to Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (Seifsa) CEO Lucio Trentini. […]

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South Africa’s Cold Chain Market Is Expected To Generate More Than Rand 45 Bn By 2026

20 December 2022 – Ken research shows that due to modernization, urban lifestyle and change in consumption patterns, the food industry will grow by 7.9% during 2021-2026F, driving the demand for cold chain market in South Africa. Change in Lifestyle and Urbanization led to Rising Domestic Consumption of Processed food and Change in consumption pattern post

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Retail Confidence In SA Has Dropped From 51% To 42% In Quarter Four

13 December 2022 – Retail confidence in South Africa has retracted back into contractionary territory as consumers became financially constrained by rising food prices and interest rates, while power cuts reduced trading hours for shopping. Data from the Bureau for Economic Research (BER) latest Retail Trade survey shows that retail confidence has dropped from 51%

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South Africa Risks Losing Its Preferential Market Access To The US

12 December 2022 – South Africa could lose part of its preferential access to the US if its trade policies disadvantage American exporters relative to their developed-nation counterparts, according to people familiar with the matter. Thousands of South African products enter the world’s biggest market duty free under the African Growth and Opportunity Act, or

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Rains Present Mixed Fortunes For South Africa’s Agro Sector

7 December 2022 – The heavy rains at the start of South Africa’s summer season have different implications for the agricultural sector. An economist noted that positively, the rains have improved dam levels, which will be helpful for irrigation. Wandile Sihlobo, economist at the Agricultural Business Chamber, noted however, the livestock industry is at increased

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